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On The Trinity: Who Do Men Say That I Am?
There was a time in my life when I considered myself a very adept apologist for my former denomination. I believed that my expression of Christianity had the highest revelation […]
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On the Absolutely, Positively, Divinely Human Jesus
Many Christians are comfortable with language describing Jesus as “fully divine”, but rarely explore the implications of his complete humanness. I don’t believe this is what was originally intended...
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Who Will Behold the Mystery? Thoughts on paganism, the magi and Epiphany Sunday…
This Sunday marks the Feast of the Epiphany on the Christian liturgical calendar, also known as the commemoration of the day on which Jesus was first beheld by the world. […]
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The Baptism of Jesus in John’s Gospel: What happened in the water?
I’ve written several posts about Jesus and the doctrine of the Trinity, many of which are now available in my “On Jesus” collection. Among them are my writings about the […]
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For Those Who Believe Christianity and Atheism Are Irreconcilably Opposed…
I’ve revisited a book called Jesus for the Non-religious by John Shelby Spong this weekend as I prepare to write a lengthy personal credo for one of my theology classes. […]
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What Some Theologians Wish Everyone Knew About John 14’s “I am the way”...
In a reflection written almost exactly four years ago, I touched on a few of the important statistics that jolted me out of my exclusivistic way of reading the scriptures […]
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We All Own a Small Portion of the Truth
I was browsing YouTube today when I came across a wonderful video of Karen Armstrong called “Author Karen Armstrong’s Thoughts on God.” In it, she speaks on the nature of God […]
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